Hi,
I'm running Debian Trixie with KDE on my HP Z440 workstation. So far
everything runs nicely. Currently I'm sanding down a few edges.
I have OwnCloud on a server, and I'm connecting to it via OwnCloud
client for file synchronization, tasks, calendar, etc.
Before Debian I had Rocky Linux with KDE from the third-party EPEL
repository on this workstation. No KWallet, no GNOME keyring, nothing. I
fired up KDE, and I guess the password was stored somewhere under
~/.config/owncloud.
On my fresh Debian install the whole thing's a mess. Here's what happens:
1) When I start a session, Kwallet fires up and asks me for my GPG
passphrase (because that's what I chose initially).
2) Then OwnCloud displays a login window and asks for the password. Erm,
why? I thought KWallet already handled that ?
3) As soon as I start to type the password, another (!) keyring window
pops up in my face and asks me for some password. Erm, which one ?
I don't know if some of you got similar problems, but how do I get rid
of this mess ? I figured out how to deactivate KWallet in the Settings.
But what about that keyring popup ? And how do I get OwnCloud to simply
store the password somewhere under ~/.config without making me jump
through burning loops ?
Cheers,
Niki
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